ATLANTA – Just in time for the holidays, Fifth Third Bank Broadway in Atlanta has announced a new way for theater lovers to experience three show-stopping Broadway sensations.

The 2013/2014 Mini-Season Package includes tickets to the Fox Theatre premiere of Disney’s The Lion King as well as Tony Award winners Once and Evita.

“The mini-season packages gives fans a taste of the season that will leave them wanting more,” said Russ Belin, vice president of Broadway in Atlanta. “It’s the ultimate holiday gift for every kind of theatre enthusiast, as it offers an unforgettable Broadway experience at the iconic Fox Theatre.”

ATLANTA -- Many of metro Atlanta's most talented performers, directors and theater crew members descended on DeKalb County Monday night for the 2013 Suzi Bass Awards.

Every year, the Suzis honor the best theater productions in the area. Awards are given in two areas -- plays and musicals.

THE SUZI AWARDS | Meet this year's nominees
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The Aurora Theatre's staging of Les Misérables was one of this year's big winners. It took home five Suzi Awards, including Outstanding Musical Production, Outstanding Director of a Musical and Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical.

SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. -- An 18th century French map was the inspiration for a painting produced by three Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School students that will be featured at the exhibition “Putting the U.S. Southeast on the Map,” Oct. 29 through Nov. 30 on the Georgia Tech campus.

The exhibition is part of the annual Festival France-Atlanta, sponsored by the Consulate General of France in Atlanta and the Georgia Institute of Technology, focuses on cooperation between France and the Southeastern United States.

French and art students Jack Sullivan, Evan Thomas and Isabella Vear -- under the guidance of art teacher Charles Watson -- created the painting, Métamorphose, after drawing inspiration from one map in a unique French collection of antique Southeastern U.S. maps. The maps are housed in a collection in the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Copies of the maps will also be on display.